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why did some people fear the effect of easily available printed books choose one example from Europe and one from India​

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Answered by aishwaryac948
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Some people especially from upper class and powerful class feared the effect of easily available printed books as: They were afraid of the spread of literacy among the common people which would lower their position or authorities

Answered by Braɪnlyємρєяσя
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\longrightarrow Some people, especially from the upper class fear the effect of easily available printed books due to the spread of literacy among the common people. They feared that they might lose their position or authorities. Some people thought that it might lead to the spread of rebellions and irreligious thoughts.

❍ Example:

(i) In Europe, the Roman Catholic Church tried to curb the printed books through the Index of Prohibited Books.

(ii) In India, the Vernacular Press Act imposed restrictions on Indian press and various local newspapers.

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